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86 C
HAPTER
4: C
ONFIGURING AND
U
SING
EME O
PTIONS
Customizing Your
System
You can alter the factory defaults to customize various aspects of your
system, including its name, as associated contact name, and whether the
EME runs diagnostics as part of its boot sequence.
Assigning a
Unique Name
You can assign a unique name to an EME. Subsequently, you can use this
name instead of the IP address or MAC address to reference the EME (for
example, when using Telnet).
To assign a unique name (up to 31 characters) to your EME, use the
set eme name
command. For example, to set the EME name to
bldg3floor2
, enter:
CB9000> set eme name bldg3floor2
Use the same identification to specify the terminal prompt and the name
for your EME.
To display the current system name, use the
show eme
command.
Setting EME
Diagnostics
You can set the EME to bypass diagnostics. When you reset the EME (or
reboot it) with diagnostics enabled, the EME performs diagnostics before
it returns to full functionality. The EME boots faster with these diagnostics
disabled. Diagnostics are enabled by default.
To prevent the diagnostic sequence from being part of the boot process,
enter:
CB9000> set eme diagnostics disable
Assigning a Contact
Name and Location
The EME can store the name of a service contact and chassis location for
reference. Use the
show eme
command to display the current contact
name and location of the EME.
To identify the location of the EME and the name of the person
responsible for the EME, use the following commands:
CB9000> set eme location
CB9000> set eme contact
CB9000> set eme name